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Their Doll Talks Back: Wired For
Sound, If Even Laughs At Jokes
CLEVELAND.— (NEA) —Take
two men whose business is com
plicated electronic machinery and
turn them loose in their spare
time and what do you think they
nrake? A talking doll.
Tibor Nagey and Clive Yeo
mans are employed at a flight
propulsion laboratory where they
fiddle with things like automatic
pilots and “mechanical brain”
calculators. Working at nights and
on week-ends in Nagey’'s home,
they built a doll that utilizes their
knowledge of machinery in an
entirely different field.
The doll can tell a story, answer
questions and laugh at jokes. It
talks like a human, wiggling its
jaw up and down and formring
words syllable by syllable. They
carved its clown-like head out of
wood with a Boy Scout knife.
Now they're going one step
further. They're building a doll
that not only talks, but is capable
of appropriate facial expressions,
It will turn its head, roll its eyes
and, if the occasion warrants,
raise one or two quizzical eye
brows.
The talking doll hag interested
several firms, including one that
wants to use it on a television
commercial as a trademark,
Poor, overworked father will
welcome the advent of the talk
ing doll. When junior wants to
hear daddy tell a story, but daddy
is kind of tired, he can plug the
electro-mechanical doll into the
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phonograph and let the doll do
the story-telling.
And if junior wants some more,
the doll can be arranged to say,
ever so firmly, “Ah, shaddup!”
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. L. WHKINSON
MACON-—Mercer University has
set its 1950 graduation exercises
for Monday morning, June 5, with
over 250 persons expected to re
ceive degrees.
Principal speakers for the ex
ercises this year, which will begin
on Saturday, June 3, will be Dr.
Willis Howard, LaGrange; Dr. J.
C. Wilkinson, Athens; and Dr.
Reavis C, Sproull, Birmingham,
Ala,
Reversing a former policy of
holding alumni day on the same
day of graduation, the alumni will
gather this year on Saturday,
June 3, at 11 a. m, for their ‘an
nual meeting, The speaker will be
Dr. Howard.
At their annual meeting in
Willingham Chapel, the alumni so
ciety will present awards to 50-
FEE BXANER HERXTH, " X TleNs GE G
year graduates, and other special
awards to three alumni for meri
torious service in the field of
alumni work, The alumni luncheon
will be held at 1 p. m. in Sher-|
wood Dining Hall on campus. ‘
On Sunday, June 4, Dr, J. C.]
Wikinson will deliver the bac-‘
calaureate address to the class,
which will gather in the First
Baptist Church. Exercises will be
gin at 11 a. m,
Final graduation: exercises,
which for many years have taken
place on Monday evening, will this
year be held in the morning, Di
plomas will be awarded in the
Willingham Chapel on Monday,
June 5, at 11 a. m, Dr. Reavis
Sproull will be the speaker.
On Sunday evening, June 4, Dr.
H. L. Batts of the Mercer Uni
versity faculty will deliver the an
nual missionary sermon in Will
ingham Chapel. Held in conjunc
tion with the Tatnall Square Bap
tist Church, the services will be
gin at 8 p. m.
Following a tradition of long
standing, a reception in the presi
dent’s home will be held during
the exercises, Dr. and Mrs. Spright
Dowell will receive members of
the graduating class, their parents,
friends, and alumni at 5 p. m, Sat
urday.
Dr. J. C. Wilkinson, who will de
liver the baccalaureate sermon
Sunday morning, has been con
nected with Mercer for many
years. A member of the class of
1899, he later received his D. D.
degree in 1921, In that same year
Dr. Wilkinson went to the First
Baptist Church, Athens, at which
place he remained until his re
tirement last year. Through the
years he has been a frequent
speaker on the Mercer campus.
Dr. Wilkinson is a former trustee
of Mercer and is a member of the
board of directors of the Christian
Index. He has served as chairman
of the Georgia Baptist Convention
and is a past president of the con
vention. He is active in civic af
fairs and has served as prelate of
TALMADGE
Governor
Georgia
Will Speak
FRI.
May 19
3 P. M. EASTERN STANDARD TIME
Greensboro, Ga.
GREEN COUNTY
Hear Herman Talmadge every S at.at4:lsP. M.over WSB
the Grand Commandery of Geor~ |
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SOCIALISTS SAY REDS
WRONG PWs
BERLlN—(AP)=(Germany’s So
cialisis allege that the Russians
have adopted -a new trick to keep
tens of thousands of German pris-~
oners of war in prolonged forced
labor in the Soviet Union five
years after the war.
The Socialists assert the Soviet
process is to convict the prisoners
as “criminals” on trumped up
charges and sentence them to la
bor camps for as long as 25 years
instead of sending them home,
Often they are said to be taken
off repatriation transports to face
courts.
“At first the charge of food theft
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held #irst place im this operation”
says the Socialist *“Complaint.”
“Leter were added “nsulting So
viet, institutions,” sabotage, at
tempted escape and refusal to
work. When these grounds did not
prove fruitful enough, ‘espionage
for America’ was added and, fin
ally, the charge of ‘trespassing on
Soviet territory.’ On the last charge
it would be possible to sentence
every PW to foreed labor.”
QUIET! ARTISTS AT WORK
JERUSALEM-— (AP) —Artists
who like quiet while they paint
are going to get it in Israel. The
ministry of education and culture
is establishing special centres for
painters and sculptors.
In northern Safad and Ein
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